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They were driving VERY aggressively and were cutting off traffic. That’s not common even at hospitals, right?

All 4 windows down, cop right behind me. Gave 0 fucks. Licked the receipt afterwards.

Normally I’d mind my own business and stay in my lane because…:do what you want. But doing coke while speeding through harmony in peak traffic is absolute trash. Make sure yall watch out out there.

A few hours ago I saw on PulsePoint app that there was a fire there and now I went to go to the gym after work and they are telling everybody that they are closed due to an accident. Anyone know what’s going on?

I’m reading conflicting information online. We were under the impression that if she did her name change at the same time as her naturalization process, then the actual citizenship documents is the only thing that needs to be Apostille (her actual citizenship documents shows her new name). However, the Apostille company that she is going through says that the separate name changed document has not been certified by the Department of Justice and needs to be before they can do the Apostille. This seems to conflict with what I’m reading online.

Does anybody have any information on this? Her US passport has her new name on it, if that helps. And again, the name change was done at the exact same time during the naturalization process. Thank you!

I subscribe to r/AskWomen and something that is frequently discussed is the annoyance of just not being left alone in public. Constantly being approached at the gym, the grocery store, etc. everyone in this app knows it’s typically us who are doing the approaching in general. I can count on one hand how many times I’ve ever been approached in my life by a woman. So there is a drive and an expectation that if anyone is going to do it, it’s going to be us. There’s evolutionary aspects to it as well and always has been.

And I’m not talking about the population of women who do want to be approached but are upset in the manner it’s done. I’m ignoring those people for now.

I read many of these comments and complaints and want to actively respect them and so over the years I’ve decided to just stop approaching women altogether. The last thing I wanna do is make a woman feel uncomfortable or annoyed that I’m simply approaching them at the gym. So I just don’t do it. But then you turn around and see a bunch of comments about why men are not allowed to be men anymore, and that men aren’t approaching anymore and they should. It’s a constant mental gymnastics in my opinion.

What are your thoughts?